One record, carrying everything.
This is what an occurrence looks like inside eAviora: risk assessed, barriers checked, actions governed, and every value traceable to a source. The rest of this page is just more of the product.
One report enters once. The chain stays connected.
No re-entry. The same event feeds risk, actions, audits, indicators and governance without the story being typed twice.
The records, and the links between them.
Occurrences, hazards, findings, audits, corrective actions and documents live on one connected graph with first-class links. The answer to what is connected to this is already on the page, not a spreadsheet hunt the night before an audit. The trail is the record.
Five operating suites. Nine shared capabilities.
One operational graph organizes into five domain operating systems and nine platform services every team consumes.
You do not start from a blank bow-tie.
Legacy tools hand you an empty bow-tie and a blank indicator spreadsheet. eAviora hands you the model: pre-built aviation risk families with named barriers, a ready library of safety indicators, and the full IOSA standards checklist, activated against your operation rather than authored from zero.
A risk profile the system computes.
Eight named components fused into one ICAO four-level answer per risk theme, snapshotted and version-aware, so the board reads a saved answer, not a live recalculation. Indicators run on real control charts with Western Electric rules, so a drift trips a signal, not a hunch.
AI assists. Humans decide.
Every suggestion arrives with a confidence score, constrained to your taxonomy, citing the records behind it. No AI output becomes business truth until a qualified person accepts, modifies or rejects it, and that decision is recorded with the reviewer's identity.
Different teams read the same record.
The same occurrence classifies the same way in three years.
Taxonomy codes, indicator definitions and metric identifiers are immutable and version-pinned. You map your local terms to the canonical layer; you never edit it. History stays comparable to itself, and honest cross-airline benchmarking becomes possible.
Reachable by your systems. And by an AI assistant.
The connected operation, open to your stack and to a copilot. Built to pass an IT review, not to lock you in.
From first look to production.
Can it show the whole chain, from a frontline report to a closed, verified action?
Does the AI decide, or propose? Ask who owns the final call, and where that call is recorded.
Can you reproduce last year? Same record, same classification, same risk answer, three years on.
The full evaluation checklist is the Buyer's Guide, with the honest comparison beside it.
Bring one of your records. Watch it move.
You have seen the instrument. The next leg is your evaluation: the buyer's guide, the honest comparison, the ROI math and the trust answers.